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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-11-19

Little Il Blatchley have their
large new room filled to overflow
ing with one of the largest as well
as one of the finest stocks of drugs
and stationery ever brought to
Idaho. And their trade this fall
has been immense. Their jobbing
department has reached mammoth
proportions, while their retail trade
is something marvellous. They
carry the finest line of wines and
liquors that money can buy, and
their elegant stock of cigars are
second to none in the market.
OF their large and complete line of
pure, fresh drugs and the efficiency
of their prescription clerk, nothing
need be said. Their stationery
stock is large and complexion every
detail. They carry everything
from the cheapest blotter to the
finest stationery, and make blank
books Of all kinds speciality
They also pride themselves on their
'ull and complete stock of wall !
paper, borders and ceiling decora- !
ions. Call and examine their
took before purchasing elsewhere. .
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-11-19

J. WARuwELL.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

AMONG THE MANY different parties
which have been formed In tho past,
nons seems to oir mind as pernicious
as the so-callsd "Persoral Liberty
Party which 10 now being organized
In New York. The cause which led
10 the birth OF this party was the strict
enforcement OF the ex cise laws Of that
State, which compelled the saloon,
tavern and hotel to close their doors on
the SAbbA.h. Under the plea chat thil
is an infringement on the rights OF the
citizens this parry has been formed,
whose object seems TO be to inculoste q
total disregard OF the Sabbath, and tc
throw open the saloons on that day II
all who may choose to enter them. We
greatly mistake the people OF what has
been called the Modern Sodom," II
this pir.y ever obtains even Q foothold,
let alone power, and the member OF
the Personal Liberty Party" win find
that the American people have too
mach respect and vener alton for the
SaobE,h to aid by their vote, In its
abolition. II the principles OF this
party were TO prevail 1t would not bs
long before all business would be car.
ried on on the Sabbath the same as ap y
other day, and the workingman would
be com PEELED to labor seven days fol
the same wages thai he now reoelve
for six. Man requires one seventh o
his time for rest, and 1, vii
be . sad day, not only for th
workingmen, but f"i cur entire ooupsr,
and tts ip stitutIons, II the 5abba.h shaI
'e4eg be abolished.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

We AeRns Wish the New York
Herald shat tho people should not ex'
pecs too much from the Government--
that II Is wiser to allow individuals,
Companies aud corporations to construc,
| railroads, telegraph lines, and make
other i'm provemeuss than to require the
Govern msnt to engage In suoh work.
Ths people should be educated TO be
enterprising and self-reliAnt, In order
that they msy be independent and
manly, and yet thsre may be instances
where individual effjri 10 inadeQ usto 70
overcome the obstacles whion may
arise, and In such cases We cannot soc
why the Govern mont may not extend .
helping hand, and thus ensure the sue.
oess Of the oon tenn plated improvement.
We do not believe In letting any clAss
suffer that ths Government can proper
ly aid. II IN industry langu!shes on
sooount OF foreign oom petition, there
should be m increase OF the duty
levied on the Imported article. II .
railroad or canal 10 needed, snd cannot
be built through individual enterprise,
Why should not the Govern meBs render
o30AbbnuCcE IL EtNoE VI aokUN
deepening, why should not Congress
make the necessary appropriation TO
com plste the work? We are In favor
Of . government ssrong enough TO de-
fend the country aesinst foreign and
domestic foes, and far-seeiug enough so|
prevent the people from being oppressed
and i'm poverished through foreign con-|
petition. We want govern men. with
suffio oient enterprise to aid where indt-
viduAl means are in.teQuate u oom.
plste any Inn por.Ant work. and honest
enough to pay all just claims preferred
. sainst It. We want . govern ment
that will assis. the people and not
crush enterprise through au accuuu-
lAtion Of money that should be applied
% as to make the country prosperous
and the people happy. Above all vel
want Congress thst has the iberaltty
b provide for its defenders, and not
allow them TO beg or 90 TO the aims
house.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

WHAT ARE THE VOTERS OF Neu
CASTLE County going to do about the
Constitutional Con vent ton? Sussex has
spoken, and shall she not find . re-
sponse from this end OF the State? We
OF New Castle County, and especially y
right here In Wilmington, are more
interested In constitutional reform than
our sister counties, and yet We are sit
tlng Idle and making NO effort for its
fartherance. L; will take sixteen thou
sand votes 10 accom- plish this object,
and the man who does no. vote At oil
does m ore assinsI 1t than the one who
casts his vote In opposition. LIST tht
friends OF this movement be up snd
doing, and We hope to see men work fol
. Oon stitutional Conven. lion without re
spect to party. There are many change
needed, and the Diamond SsAte csnno
hope to advance as she should unit
those changes are made.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
BArnYAru MAnure.

The trade in commercial fertilizers
has reached wonderful proportions, and
agriculturists throughout the country
hail with JOY the discovery Of every
new deposit like the potash salts CT
Germany and the mineral phosphates
Of Canada and the Caroltnas. BuL the
expense and delay incidert to mining
manipu alton and transportation greatly
impedes the use o, these natural stores
and makes the more important every
means Of outstanding the horne Ie.
sources
FArmyard manure, including as II
does the liquid and solid ezcrements OF
the farm stock and the straw and other
mate rial employed rs litter, stands fret
On the list of home manures, and on
every farm more or lees effort is made
to preserve this valuable umulation.
Few farmers, however, fully appreciate
the fact that the ccn npOsition of manure
will vary with the character OF the RDi
NAL contributing to IL, the quality o'
their fsod and the nature anil prOpol tiUn
Of the litter. Mnoh also depends on tae
manner In which iC has been handled.
The character OF tho food given TO the
ANIMAL ig verJ important fsctor IN
the making OF manure. Aa !Duuih cient
diet, or ono lacking IN nj rCeen and
phospDstes, can yield only poor ma
nure; whereas a diet iuc iudlug foods
rioh In nitrogen or phosphates will, ou
the Other hand, produce va,ua5.e ma
nure. Progressive farmers. Ava o.
! thih fact, let it enter Into thttr ca.cals
| tions v hen they are counting the pscE
| or LOGS OF various FOODS.
The oil cakes produce the richest III
nur4;ntxt TO these come the lesnn IN
ous foods, such rs peas and bears 60.
bran. Glover hay produces q rieh5
manure than tn. cereal grains, Will
meadow hay stands below thete. fh
cereal grains and roots contain ahou
the same proportion OF nitrole~ In thei
dry state; the roots, however, suppl
more potash Straw taxes the love-
place as . manure yielding food. Pc
and bean haulms or straw are MOI
valuable than is the stra " Of ceIesls.
The treatment of the mauure is e'
ceedingly i'm portant. a large portio
, of nitrogen Is voided in the form
urine; If, therefore, the manure
!, | washed by rains or Ioss 10 sustained J.
{ drainage, the u ost valuable elsnt mt
the manure has esc sped. It Ia for 10
+, ressoh that box manure Ia su SUPER
i to that made in an open yard or pt
In aa exposed place. An iDFuthcn
9 amount OF litter or absorbent emp.uJ
q is a hequent cause Of he Ices OF the '
a latte L. troseDous ingredients OF urtI
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
THE decision OF the Con rt ,. 8 erd .

morning In the case OF Mr.. Randall
meets with the approval Of every Law.
abiding iszsn, for II he had been held,
1t would have bsen . victory for the
policy men. When the sheriff served
the capiss on Mr.. Rsndsii, about 4
O'Clock ON the afternoon OF Ssptsm bsr
IA, he Was In the City Hill, engaged
with Attorney General Blsgs In going
over the sam bling and policy apparatus
thAt had been captured, and marking
1t with the names OF the parties from
whom 1t Was taken. Outside were .
number OF the policy men. who were
evidently cognzant Of the process that
WAS be.ng served on him, waiting to
see him come out In the custody OF the
sheriff, and hoping to have the pleasure
OF seeing him thrown into jail In de-
fault OF the heavy bail which they knew
would be demanded. Mr.. BIggs, how
ever. deprived them OF their pleasure,
by becoming security for Mr.. Randall
himself for the time being, and arrang-
ing With the sheriff not TO leave the
City HILL until ten minutes after he
had s.arted With Mr.. Randall for his
office This was carried out, aud %
soon IS Mr.. Bigss reached his Off % he
sent for Mr.. BA.es, 90 the matter OF bail
WAS 6xed At once, and would have
been for.b ,omiDg had It been ten tlmes
Ave thJusAnd dollars. As Messrs.
BIgg. and Randall passed through the
crowd in front Of the City Hall, those
assem- oled could not hide their dissp-
potntment and gave vent to 1t by NUT
tered curses against the man who had
been instrumental In bringing them to
justice. This Of itself Was enough to
show the interest the policy men have
taken In this case, and how mu, IN 1t
would have pleased them had Mr.. Ran.
dali been unable to furnish the required
bail, conseq uently the decision OF the
Court is . victSry for the friends OF 10 v
and order. Messrs. Bates and II airing
ton are deserving OF the greatest praise
for the masterly manner In which they
conducted this case, and TO the thanks
OF oil good citizens for stsnding by Mr..
Randall until the csplas Was set aside
and his bond dissolved.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
YA,ladslJAiA wilnlnsssu 1 Da,
tinsFs Railroad.
Suae 1S3s lo".

1faans Win lsUve Wnn1ngton - fellows;
s siss o. \. q q. II ~ "a II IL Il ~ s'
lsss: 10 e J. 9, = : = ssd ! g g 2; y;
r. SS..ss: I.s,s.,, =; -; X Z q p e. e. .. III.
81. nss, II ii 3 m. ISso, . q, : 70 and S.sl
Aoe:.nedss . !. . q , sis, 10 :,
~ ); ~ me- 90 i: = ]. ): r 4 E. g
For ws.. 0Sesssr, va xanok,n. go an1
. 10 .. m, % and % p. N.
ssisinors . nd = 10 i5sssSss,S.s . :.ssion;, I; n 10 o,
saltinors and Hsy Lane, Wp.n.
Baltimore and WsahineSa: =, 4 %, . %
Nes, II 60: n. = %. 'lIf, sn, 80, sic
TRANS for Dsiavars NJ mvssasa lssvs nor.
New Castle, %, % .. N, II %, . %, u
~ 3 p. N. and II o. night
osorgstown and Loves, . - .. n, and . q
Esi KshoDosA, . % .. N. ..a sss tEx
s::,s:s !z,,s::. !ls .., j. : :ssg;. . =,
Hss.s: icr AAr,nsssa. s~pn VA,
nxprsss or pyvss. hArTinysen and Dsi
Ksprsa icr 6sPs Unariss, ca re4ns osm
tort and Norfolk, n o. night
I.aavs Philadsaphia, Broad sssses, D.,
Wn hinxton (express1, II -, 1se, = -, ~
. 10. 20 %. II 10, II 81 .. m, . 70, Q OF, Z %
%, %. 8 n, eo5, 0 o., II 2o2. N,
AZ . 81. . q. . ss 10 o. 10 % and ii Il D. m
SUNDAY TKAIIsb,
u, one. II 81 d m, aN, Sk And Jssp. N
Aocsuarnodation, SIS .. m,, II 10, %
Z 10, %, 7 20. . t0p. m.
For Chester tsTpfessI, ls,s 10, IL u .. n.
. n 7 % had 20 p. m.
AceJmnodation, u .. m, ID 10, u, I 10
ror s.s Gori ..sprsss,. . %. q y. au
u, . =. II 81 q m, 81. Il. va Ioe AM
for Wess Ohsssss. via Lsmesaa. slSA. n
For yaps Tnsrlss. Old Pe,asO sOsn,or. an
For New Uassio. Middist,ssa, Ciaytor
Dover, harrington. bseforGs Isosrsi An
Delmn \ "a oS night
Belt,nors ana washington, ! u, . ", 0 0,
10 90 Al. II %, $3.50, and esp. N. Balt
| more. q, ard II . pm.
| ninssss te1prss:I, Il IS. g, .. . 10, % Ii
& m. taS.s 81, and II %, p. M
Accommodation, "a, 10 - Z. m, u %, I
$40, Q 70 md II ~ D. m
Trains marked thus (s)ars .nkssA sxpfsl
upon vbtab extra fars u charged.
For furtnsT Information pAsssngass ere =
ssrrsd 70 The ticket oinee as q, ssstlen,
esasral Passenger Agent.
/ 0uA - - puaN General MaDsS~y.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
WILMisLlSOAs4.av&rM G "a =. n.


WILMf ~ asTONsasn N vskTA II e "a u. n.
Time taplein eject May 18th, Is q. Trains
leave Wilm iagton lirsncn st-e ,t) As follows:
Fer ReadIns, Birdiboro, Jos nm y Spring
held, Way esburx .janctien, nls anr. Potts
Vile, TaD,Z4us, AliJotown, l. obs non, Wei
nersville and al potAts on tho Pidladeiphis,
and Road NJ X. Il. ..oo a. M an ia.kb p. NJ.
For Srringrelt, Wayne sbrIs, june
ton, % Assvius, EmbreS hlls LenApl
diate pol ~, y On a.In., 2<s, nd JiS'D. m.
For Uo stasville-snd intx poir -,
st b6 p IN.
For u sst Ohssaer. TOO =. n. Ia and ~
|p. m.
For rev BrieGe ~ INTERN sdiAte points.
s.l6 p. \. and en- Sc turdAy, . sS.lb and Alls
|p. m.
points - Oe.A- IN. and !or npEingnelk anf
intern NdiAtH Vpinrs at 10 e. n
a. q. MOOA cSL AND, y. w HIBBA I'D,
S2Dertntends 1t. 0enn PAss. At
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
HOME READ|N

NV that the eyenings
getting longer you Wi
mora mclinationto to stay atI
and sead. To do so wiA 4
ure 'sas necessary to have
light Our Stadent OIL vill]
|you a clear, white light, 4
to readily. This means Med
ton OF eyesight, as IND
ligh requires you TO use q
cleS with all the conscquel
co1ve nienees Ask yoH z
for Student OIL, or get L I
| from us. .Put1up in one Cd ID
five gallon handy cans tort
use.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
FALL Terry or ~
MRs LAURA OsooD HA,,
GEL lECT ScHn

For both sexes, will open aons.
tom oeSissh. at the North, IA
Ninth and King stsse.s. Al
olasoes win be formed IN All "
mon sad higher G,nsltss A..
bookkeeping AMI sIch ApS7
M0der1 Language as nav M n
The Primary Depnrtme IN, M +
ger an experienced teacher, ~
insure its pact success.
TernD from IS to il8 ser ,,,,t,
cordin1 TO classification. -1
For further information ami !,
MRS HAKK Ma
Asth 800 Marsss strso1 I
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

THERE is considerable complaint
from residents, not only ln the Ninth
ward, but from ether outlying districts,
in reference to parties who have slops |
hauled cut and spread ON their grounds |
for manure, and 1t Is claimed thu. rs
long as garbage 10 used In this manner
the Board OF Health 10 po werless TO In
terfere. We are not we'll en- ough post.
ed In he law to venture an opinion on
this matter, bat still We feel certain
that 10 one has . right to oreAie or
maintain nuisance that will injurs or
annoy bis neishtor. II the B1srd OF
Health has no Jurisdiction In this mat
ter the Court has, and would, no doubt,
II the facts were properly brought be-
fore IL, grant an mi IN ction that would
soon put . stop to the nuisance. Ills
probable, however, that the trouble
about gar bage will never cease until we
have eys@m Of sewerage tha. will
carry 1t, with the con ents OF cess pools
and other obnoxious matter, to some
point outside the CITY, where IL can be
converted into ferttl,zsrs to enrich the
grounds OF cur farmers and truckers
That such . scheme Ii not only feAs
ible, but also that 1t oAn be carried int,
effect st . small expense TO each prop
erty holder, WAS yearly shown In tn
columns OF the REPUBLICAN sewers
months ago, and itis bop7d that th
day is not tar d stAnt when the Stree
and Sewer Com m ssion will take som
action in the mater
THE storekeepsrs on Market stres
between Third snd Fourth streets wei
mad yesterday afternoon, and 1t is nj
to be wondered 1T. A gang OF stree
cleaners were hard at work sweepin
dirt up IN piles 10 % carted away, br
every stroke Of their brooms raise
clouds Of dust, which invaded Il
stores, causing some OF the merchan
to close their doors in an effJrs TO ket
IL ont and pr. vent thstr goods beir
damaged. On. % the mtn, who seem,
to be boss, va. asked II he could n
sprinkle the r-st . II tie, when he 1
quirer WAS gwen understand that
he wanted epr,ns no could do
himself s. - ou. should not
tolerated, and u- directors OF 4
attracts and ~ s-rs should make gu
Arrsng. nen 4 tn rs Water OJm q
sion whereby h. GlntfA1tOrs for cles
inp the sI.tts con have tho use
enough wzt.r 20 ~, sent these clouds
dust. We ,uuO. behave that M as
Carpenter, Mnrr.y snj GHsthTop b,
any id,s OF tue u Doysnce, to s'y no
ing Of the los, o Sb oh ssorekeep
in the lo,alry usmed we're subjec
yesterday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
NOTE.

"Clara, what makes you sit so close
to George when he calls Saturday
night9 / hope you will not forget the
prophecies, my child"
"Oh, but ma, George is dreadrully
deaf"
"Yes, remember your father wa;
troubled with the same complaint be
fore we were married, but now | can
not go through his pockets in tn
morning without waking him up"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
vAsAnAxnsss,
Tomorrow and Saturday.

i Tomorrow and Saturday.
i We have before u, two
simple Blankets. A large
Quantity of each was offered
us:
one rI-4 weighs S lbs.
one 1r.4 weighs 6 lbs.
Ito the careless eye these
1.-TWO Blankets look alike.
They are the same size, and
each is equally we'll made,
|but one contains oze pound
mere fbn,e 7ooof than the
other.
A question came up:
"Shall we folio Y in the COM
mon track of the trade and
make all we can out OF our
customers by charging 81
too much for tl,e S 10. Blank
cts, or shall we throw away
| 81 and charge s. for the 6
| ID. Blankets?"
81 cases of E ID. Blanke.s.
the best all-wod Blankets
ever offered by Us at IS a
pair. We give you the 81.
You get 6o.bs. instead of S
lbs. of wool. What wonder
that you have taken more
than half of the So cases in
the little time they lIave
been here!
About IS cases left. May
take a week for them TO 60;
at most two weeks.
This is a lair sample If
our Blanket prices. All
grades and qualities for bit
tie beds or big ones. So to
$3S a pair.
Near Women's Waiting Room.
What ot the New Rocksp
1t would take a column to
lproperly catalogue them.
Won't try. Here are a fsw
of the first that come to
hand:
Ancient Cities OF the New World. By
NJ. Desire Charnay. S4.50.
Living Lights. BY Charles Frederick
Holder. 81 so.
Mrs shillahar's Cook Book. BY Ly tis
lSbills'ar. 80 cents.
Dot; the Story of City Waif. By I'm
ME Lucas. 81 cents.
Jack Hooper, His Adventures at Sea
and in South Africa By Ferney Lovet
Cameron, d c, L. S5 cents.
Aunt Tabitha's Trial. By Lima OrmsI
: Cooper SO cent?.
| A Manual of North American Birds ,,
Robert Rldgwsy. IS
The Longftllow Prose birthday Book
Edited by Laura Winthrop johnson. J;
4 cents
! Dialect Ballads. BY Charles Foller
Adams. rs ce1ts.
! Modern Italian Poets. ByW d. How
} Tells. t,50
4 The Bhagavad Gita: or the Lords Ley
! Ry NohiLi ChGtterji, NJ. a. Sl.50.
The Boy Travellers oa the Congo. 3,
Thom-s w. Knox 81 3.
Little Ones Own. \ plump, generoni
book filled with eolore pictures and sale
who eeome reading Tor he ten year. old
and under A. cents.
II you keep an eye on oul
New Book table you will
! Isee them all as fast as they
t turn up. II you can't come
Ito the Store, Book News
IS cents, SO cents a year.
Twill tell ycu ali you care tt
:, ,,lknoW about them; mor'
elthau you would tie likely t.
.,Ft|get at yourself.
ri October BOOK NEwS(Nu
r, out) has a p ,rtrait and life
re sketch of DR.. S. Weir Nit
lchell. the famous Philadel
% phia author and specials
IL, Mr.. Maurice Thompson pay
BY y, s,,his respects to Alphons
,ls Daudet, novelist, and ther
Cd Cd are many other attractiv
ut, features besides the purel
70 bookish news.
ne Thirteenth street entrance.
Mems Camel's-hair Shir
;, and Drawers, SI.25. Pla
and striped. Away belo
%" usual price,
Middle Market and Chestnut street
De frances.
sos Skirts. Low, medium, al
u,., high priced; cloth, fam
telt. silk, satin. Some quilt'
49, some plain; IS cents to s.
These are among the n
'ust ~st things that are crowdi
the ir way into the Wome
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
WANAM AK EK's

YHLApKLrHIA. Tn orsdsy, Gct. e, lss7.
Tomorrow and Saturday
OPENING Of the intest I'M
b01-tea and Domestic No9cl,
ties in Jackets, Wrabs
Dresses, Maia Shaz0ls, FHrs
and Mfauks' and Chi2areD'
| Clothing.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
? !ERcE COLLEGE o. .
Record sa Building, 81 ,1,s ~
Street, Philadelph,ssS
Thomns may piero. :,
and Founder. No.
noon and Night n.

had iss and gentlemen 49,,
uonnieAl know,sdye an are irnu
the tfsnsaction o. bus,SsS,,s &
nanaf sment OF 10 siness ., % -
~ nanness s men, nerchapis
wno hAvs had doust AZ to
cal business educatien COM. l.eil1l
Dpss,c. op,s., o. N, the coui;sins rocia ~ 3
in wstcs INC ,s., .,,horo,shly prac.iS,
neen qualified for b plpss. aaosllq
Piercc College, ara M .txNon
warmsct friends. "' nov -
last year. my 'Ot I
m Unn .n, o. write for o:rori.r AID q.
lens ssooeedinRs, ,eatsinitg ~
soyerncrs " s,r . \, . besysr 80 ana Bls ss. .nd r.
EW. JOHN IhUHpsnT ,
omoH, Rooms anis s.cSnd y
-
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
GET THE BESg FEl

Farme,s Of New Osstlo Ocun-"
YOU n ow 30 ,ubscribe for STOCK N
castle County Hedge otuptn"
hoIdor, have ibe test savsn'ss",
agens will call upon you sou sou ,,l
your tuoscrip,ions. The 'Onpshf s1 ,.t|
assrsdly be olganiscd this 'sil;'I 'Iaa a d
hau. stock ia IL. any infOrms ita =,
tIoa to eith.r fOncs o; atocs vsl ,,s.,I =.
fany givoa By other OF ,,.,s,s. ". WllI
ssdrcssod 10 the Clayton h0aDy' ,,9N
,on ,,aI' SAMUEL JoHhsoS'
WIZ SOLOMON hElsha, hEl,,,
THOMAS RosiNSpn'
ROBERT MesARL,S, .,o%D
$50 " Agents layton AoAe s..o=
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

nEkENECC les causes, .nd new and
IAr N EoO suooossful GURr a. youJ
ASoMe nome pS one who as doaf tE enty
-. etsht years. Treated most Of the no
ssli In tares 1onths, nd sir.ce tnen hnr
drade o. otasls, Fun ,srticulsrs sent on an.
phostion: T. y: PA'iE, No. ii Wost sis,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
Basss ISAll

Games play ed yesterday:
Observation-Disclosures, 16i A,h-
le;is, 3.
New York-Philadelphis, 1; New
York, C.
MISUNDERSTANDING, 8; Chics 90, 8
Indiauspolie-Iudianapolis, 10; De
troit. 8
Washipgton-Wst hiugton, IL; Bos
| tor.
Louisville-Louisville, Z; St. Louie
6.
Brooklyn-Metropo!itan,2 2; Brooklyn D
| I.
NOTE.
The Cleveland Cine'I pati game wa
again postponed yesteI5ay on accouI
| OF wet grounds.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

sOHRDULH In EYFBsr. July 8. 1857.
rnins leave Dslswars A7snus Dspo1
kAST.BOUND..
Yhlia. Accommodation, da.iy .s.itA. II
YhilA~ Accommodation, aaily .....I.oo A. n
Pbila~ ~Asoomnod alton, daily .T.Sb A. n
Phtlh. Accommodation, daNy -. 10. 10 A m.
phila. . Chester sxpress, dsiiy lila A. NJ
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PhtlA q Chester. .oxprose. dstty. .k.tb p. m.
Phsa. Accommodated, DAILY. ...... ale p. N.
PhilA Accommodation, daily, e.3o p. N.
Ps;iA. ps; Accom-; DAILY. .s.csss Sunday, 30 pm
rhiia. Accommodation, daily, y,.....s.oo p. n.
wEST-BOUND;
obieAso Limited, daily ,..........y.4o A. -
Arrives Chicago eba next morning.
Baltimore Ac,omnetla.iuA, daily,
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Il Trains leave m,xzot St-eot Station:
1 Ter Philaisiph q 6.so A. ID. daily esoeel
ia4s p. M, daily. no, Landonbcrg. Q. 10 ma
90 A. N. dails, exeep, sunday; &C 10. N
{tunday only; .. % and h35 p. II de ty.
4 Trains for Elntnston-Lesvs n Haas
pnia s1.oc and jAo .. m. daily. III hA. 70
}dsily, except sundays 1000, s1o.t !. a. m
daily; q 90, a.tfs t.ss, aAeo. s.so, ga s1o
1000 p. In. daily.
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